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Meanings of inconstant in английском
португальский
inconstante каталонский
inconstant Likely to change frequently often without apparent or cogent reason; variable.
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Usage of inconstant in английском
1
They bloom together, they wither together; not one of them is inconstant.
2
The Persians are fickle and inconstant, lovers of everything new and foreign.
3
They are inconstant in everything, but what fear constraineth them to keep.
4
The inconstant man treads upon a moving earth and keeps no pace.
5
What is casual and inconstant gives but little joy, and less pride.
6
Sparks sprinkled about her as inconstant illumination spread over the shadow-dappled snow.
7
You are wicked and hateful, very hateful-ashateful as you are inconstant.
8
We are flawed and inconstant creatures, and we're not built for discipline.
9
No, instead of being constant, there is nothing more inconstant than time.
10
Fortune, which has hitherto persecuted you, is inconstant, and may soon change.
11
The mind is deeper, stronger, and, I believe, it is far more inconstant.
12
The common people are sometimes inconstant; for they are human beings.
13
Mr. Cottrell is one of the most dangerous and inconstant of his sex.
14
As a rule this class is inconstant in affections, though warm and sympathetic.
15
Then he is inconstant, or else belongs to the tribe of faint hearts.
16
In fact, man, the inconstant creature, soon tires of mere anything.
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